thank you for that amount that is of interest for the latest live in monrovia thank you. to india now where mosque mall has attacked teachers and students at an elite university in the capital new delhi a student body lent to the government b.j. pay is being blamed the incident the latest in a series of violent clashes across india has resulted in an increased security presence at the campus of the university around 20 people have been injured until the border has sent this update from the campus. the policemen are present here in numbers today but all sunday evening when some of the students and teachers hero were under attack they took their time to enter the university one must also get clearance from the security guard so the students who were beaten up are asking why the security guards just careless or was the administration of the university complicit in the attack that took place on sunday evening about 50 people including women wearing mosques holding on roles in their hands went from one also to another they beat up students as well as some teachers and threaten

and thousands are rallying in liberia's capital monrovia with lawns of the town and george will. hell i would still go some place and places the shabby rain into the southeast of australia nowhere near as much as we may but every little helps i'd like to think and you can see the area clad head just between the melbourne and sydney fast south of new south wales in with a chance of catching want to see shad there is the victoria more so i thought the more this generate dry for the time maybe some of the shows i will just not so well little further north woods up the great dividing range pushing up towards queensland for queensland itself we've got the showers just looking there just around the coast of france is up towards the cape york peninsula that behind me just around the pilbara just pushing down towards port hedland this is where tropical cyclone blake he's showing it's had and this is where we do have some flooding right i'll make its way into central parts of the way as we go on into the middle to the latter part of the week with of course some flooding but made weight th

we'll tell you why thousands rallied in liberia's capital monrovia more on that status. hello was about to get fairly stormy in the sea of japan this cloud this rushing out of china here you get a bit of a cold to it that suggests there's something going on and there is indeed something going on it's talking at warm air from the south the temperature in tokyo 17 degrees well above where it should be but in tucked into the cold has come out of the continent which of course is cold this winter now and that says reason lot of wind and rain a whole lot moving across honshu lesser holkar to the snow but only some of the high ground is not widespread snow by any means and these behind quiet weather beijing at 5 and some at 5 also a bit above where it should be but quietening weather means the air quality is going to drop once again at all goes offshore leaving a northerly breeze eventually doing the temperature down in tokyo but not immediately $815.00 in tokyo you'll notice further south in china as a line of rain light rain for shanghai back towards you 9 sas that is to read

and abusing its power mass demonstration is the 2nd since june i met idris is at the protest in monrovia where people are saying they don't intend to move until the government takes action. gross leading to this particular and you know the capital as they call it have been locked in security on the streets as well as run box trying to organize a protest i don't dislike need to be right here you see peace men trying to keep order and calm on the streets and at the same time try to block the protesters from accessing. government installations like the office of the president is not catered as well as the supreme court and the national parliament now this is 8 the government says the project will hold and and that the protesters are insistent that they not. because they would like to see action from the president. how about because the system that has only been there for one day which ends today we actually don't know exactly what. measures the security forces will take in the protesters insisted on staying. what was allocated to that we understand that the protesters demanding that the gov

to act costs kitty to skive off its and people savings famished reports from the liberian capital monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president of the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also a small group of government supporters but the police quickly stepped in to disperse them because they had no permit to hold a counter protest. organizers were hoping for a large and to government gathering but the massive police presence proved an effective deterrent if you say people should be having the right to protest not intimidated them the message had been sent to do that even if his few number like rwanda. is send a message and what is the message that disenchanted people who are now said if obvious on the web is behind on. the crowds of this demonstration why nowhere near the number sit in june 29th in but their message remains the same they want an end to what they call rampant corruption to stop economic decline

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ahead on the us are including we'll tell you why fountains have rallied in liberia's capital of monrovia. and protests in india after months group of time students and teachers at a public university in the capital. small chemicals christina rinaldo starts near and starting to vent to. the actions. set and forces loyal to the libyan warlord who for have to have reached the center of the city of sirte that's off they took control of the nearby like how to be the base one of the largest in the country after strips of trying to wrestle control of the strategic city from the un recognized government's part of an offensive which the general launched in april to take control of the capital tripoli. having the difficult but i have said this strike which was planned for very efficiently and with great caution was under the direct supervision of the commander in chief the plan was executed great detail in spite of hours in no more than 3 hours approximately we were in the heart of the city of sirte well it's a now from the one who's in tripoli and he says the situation in sirte is changing rapidl

can't even remember the growth of about 2 from that point so they have to look for and always to monrovia but when the new model bought the unfriendly. reported prince so it's clear they can't jump so that out will go by habitat which is the force local farmer must yes charter agrees that's the intervention was successful the elephants now stay back in the forests and the honey from the bees as also supplemented he's income. chatter received training as part of the project and is now growing trees alongside his food crops he doesn't need to go to the forest for firewood so often easier it is also better because the trees of helps to reduce soil erosion. grandmother after we go to training what given trees to plant i used to manage without realising that trees are going back and old planted microbes by the soil where your orders are for more hungry for. widespread and some locals who own land of started restoring forests only our own john inherited more than 20 kinds of grazing land from his parents he decided he would prefer forestry to cattle farming and about planting new trees and prot

so there you have to look for and always to monrovia but when the human robot they framed. reported prince so it's clear they can't jump so they have to go by habitat which is the force local farmer mouth yes charter agrees that the intervention was successful the elephants now see back in the forests and the honey from the bees as also supplemented he's income. chatterer received training as part of the project and is now growing trees alongside his food crops he doesn't need to go to the forests for firewood so often he also better because the trees of helps to reduce soil erosion and. grandmother after we go to the training we were given trees to plant are used to plant without realizing the trees are going back and old planted microbes by the soil and your ordinary human will hang before. why does great and some locals who own land of started restoring forests only our own john inherited more than 10 acres of grazing land from his parents decided he would prefer forestry to cattle farming and about planting new trees and protecting the existing ones 2 decades later he's

thousands rally in liberia's capital monrovia with demands for football a town president george where. and in support the reinvention of the lympics gives a win to claim state techniques from. the i. we go to libya now where forces loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar say they have seized the strategic coastal city of sirte from the un recognized government so he is situated on libya's coast and it's the dividing line between half the libyan national army and the government of national court based around 450 kilometers away in tripoli city's port and military camps in the south was seized it comes as turkey is preparing to deploy troops to help shore up the government in tripoli. has moved from tripoli. forces have taken control of several parts of the city including the poorest the city center that's also along with the military camps in the southern city fighting is still going on until now according to military sources in the area and they say that they take all what happened after a certain detachment in the city that was belonging to the government forces that changed position jus

well sources to come on this news hour will tell you why sizes have rallies in liberia's capital monrovia. and forces loyal to libyan general who if i have to are making sweeping gains we'll be live on the ground in tripoli. and coming up in the sport with an see there's some basketball magic from this washington wizards. make stories generate fountains of headlines these protests are saying down with the system and down with all of the parts with different angles from different perspectives just because we came to prison doesn't mean right stopped at the gate separate the spin from the facts the western media jumps on stories without taking down the misinformation from the journalism it's about telling the stories of those human beings on the ground with the listening post on al-jazeera. it is murder when you throw a firebomb into someone's home and eat shit off trash you know. that's not insignificant in the numbers that insignificant ideologically the insignificant evil is a crime gag down very significant by dictating the government and the fucked up policy without shalt not kill part

end of january but opposition groups about to defy the ban al-jazeera as ahmed idris reports from monrovia. right behind me the police are preventing. some demonstrators just a few hundreds of them who are trying to access this road by the way to proceed to the presidential palace is now they've been trying to do that since morning and the police are not letting them go to that particular location coming to this place it's on the road on all major streets leading to this place where you have the president's office the column and the supreme court all cited in this locality there is must see police presence and roadblocks to try to organize things we spoke to the minister in charge of information who said this is a team development and they want to see that the protests which were licensed by the government all holding peacefully however one thing about today's protests is that the numbers we see no way and yeah what we sold 7 months ago on june 7th when there was a must a ton out of people to protest what they call. shortcomings in the administration rampant corruption and all these issues

so if it's true scientists coming to life in monrovia see a local artist andre potion makes images more moving quite literally. and. i compare all cities and nations we've asia if so if russia is a movie then the jeske is the best seat in the theater. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international we're back in 30 minutes. from donald trump in 2016 to 2020 there is part of the electorate that responds to anti-war anti interventionist rhetoric in fact there is evidence this significantly helped get trampled like that but the fact remains the establishment is keen to downplay any been demonized any candidate who questions polls orthodox. we don't want to employ with an x. and the monument we wanted was an urban bus streets filled. with. maybe i love going to conferences and debates and such events like the battle of the bobby confront these are the kind of things to be striving gives them pause making connection with other people to set up projects. q do you. plan to. put in well force the doctor. to do it's cost is often called on to do course talk to the old rules on pulled off. why i

power and corruption allegations it dismisses as baseless but interest reports from the capital monrovia . 2 generations of liberians a lot about the state of the nation i have another round of and to government protests in the capital. president george weah came to office with a lot of goodwill but that is diminishing and fast i will be front of da protests if i am unable to walk i would carry a stick right now this storm i walk is thick others see the protests as an unnecessary distraction we voted for the politicians if a person wants a change to the constitution they should talk to their politician if someone is yours a money go to your representative. sitting just 15 meters away from this heated argument. is worried about her family she left home at 5 o'clock in the morning to sell vegetables in this market no one is buying there's no money to look at my children sitting here in the sun disposed to go back to school but there's no money to pay their fees so they're not starting tomorrow. the money totaling $419.00 is due in less than 24 hours. economic decline and inflation have pus

thousands of people of boston liberia's capital monrovia over the country's deepening economic crisis demonstrators demanding that president george weah take action to tackle the rising cost of living and government corruption it's the 3rd demonstration against the president since june last year the government said it would block any protests before the end of january but opposition groups to defy the ban al-jazeera. is in liberia's capital and says there's a heavy security presence at the anti-government protest. arose leading to this particular area of the capital as they call it had been locked. on the streets as well as run trying to organize a protest. designated right you see peace men trying to keep order and calm on the streets and at the same time try to block the protesters from accessing and yes well government installations like the office of the president is located as well as the supreme court and the national parliament now this is where the government says the project and and that the justice system but they may. because they would like to see action from the president

up their campaign of violence in the region off with interest reports now from liberia's capital monrovia. the victims are traveling in a convoy of 3 vehicles convening a 160 passengers between 20 and 2 gun when one of the because drove over the explosive device now the number of dead could rise because of the severity of the injuries sustained by at least 19 people now this is not the 1st attack the day before there was an attempt by armed groups in the region northern part of the group in a parcel to attack military convoy in that region the army you suggested missing but they have killed 10 of the attackers but no one has claimed responsibility of this recent explosion in the south of the country what we've seen over the past few weeks are groups in the region have stepped up their operations in brooklyn a fossil in bali indonesia part of the mix in nigeria and cameroon i was seen by armed groups in that region well the people the victims who died mostly school children and women travelling in that particular convoy now will be. grouped in a parcel saying that they are condemning this

george where sitting back while costs skyrocket and their savings disappear and interest reports from monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president a move the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also a small group of government supporters but the police quickly stepped in to disperse them because they had no permit to hold a counter protest. organizers were hoping for a large and to government gathering but the massive police presence proved and the effective deterrent if you say people should be happy in your right to protest peacefully you cannot intimidate them the message had been sent to do that even if his few number like rwanda. is send a message and what is the message that if you disenchanted people who are not on the web is behind on not. the crowds of this demonstration why nowhere near the number sit in june 29th day but their message remains the same they want and to what they call the rampant corruptio

prominent university in the capital and we'll tell you why thousands of valid in liberia's capital monrovia more on that stay with us. hello consistent with all the indicators the heaviest rain in indonesia has moved away from jakarta but is still around java or body or lombard or further eastwards the brighter colors here indicate the forecast for the deeper showers the bigger thunderstorms that they're through so the ways in rolling up into the southern philippines as well rather less so in sumatra as you can see though you're not exactly drawing there but this is about right for the time the in fact the action is really on this side of the equator it's really of the northwestern coast of australia but there's an increase in the shop potential once again in jakarta and western java and this is come thursday so given that we've had flooding recently that threat returns now australia reflects what's actually going on not just by my head there that circulation is a tropical cyclone that's where the rate is maybe not where he's wanted and of the next day or so it will drift on shore in wester

george way of sitting back while costs skyrocket and savings vanish and interests with a report from monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president. the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also a small group of government supporters but the police quickly stepped in to disperse them because they had no permit to hold a counter protest. organizers were hoping for a large and to government gathering but the massive police presence proved and the effective deterrent if you say people should be happy in your right to protest peacefully you cannot intimidate them the message has been sent to do that even if his few number like rwanda. is send a message and what is the message that is disenchanted people. on the web is behind on not. like the crowds of this demonstration why nowhere near the number sit in june 29th day but their message remains the same they want an end to what they call rampant corruption to stop economi

she actually taught at this school in this rural sort of village outside of monrovia, which is the capital of liberia. and she was there for nine months. and so i grew up, as you would imagine, hearing about these stories. she just loved to talk about liberia. but i simultaneously grew up, as result of her, hearing very fond and positive things about africa. and -- and i didn't realize until later in my life that, in many ways, i was lucky. because many sons and -- and daughters had not been born to people who traveled to africa or who had fond -- who had a fond perspective of africa. even in the 1980s and 1990s. and certainly, that was the case in the late 1950s when -- when -- and early 1960s when malcolm was speaking out and speaking for africa. and just to sort of give us a sense of -- of just how much african-americans knew so little about africa. or when they did know, their thoughts were negative. anybody heard of wb dubois? three years after publishing his landmark book "the souls of black folk" which he published in 1903, he helped invite this columbia university anthropologist by

allegations the government's dismissed as baseless but address reports from the liberian capital monrovia. 000000002 generations of liberians at all about the state of the nation i have another round of and to government protests in the capital. president george weah came to office with a lot of good will but that is diminishing and fast our way be front of protest if i am unable to think i would carry a stick right now this storm i will stick others see the protests as an unnecessary destruction we voted for the politicians if a person wants a change to the constitution they should talk to their politician if someone has a funny representative. sitting just 15 meters away from this heated argument. is worried about her family she left to my private clock in the morning to sell vegetables in this market. no one is buying there's no money look at my children sitting here in the sun this place to go back to school but there's no money to pay their fees so they're not starting tomorrow. the money totaling $419.00 is due in less than 24 hours. economic decline and inflation have pushed many l

stepped up their campaign of violence in the region that it has bought from lip liberia's capital monrovia. the victims are traveling in a convoy of 3 vehicles convene a 160 passengers between 20 and 2 gun when one of the because drove over the explosive device now the number of dead could rise because of the severity of the injuries sustained by at least 19 people now this is not the 1st attack the day before there was an attempt by armed groups in the region northern parts of the book an apostle to attack military convoy in that region the army you suggested missed him but they have killed 10 of the attackers but no one has claimed responsibility of this recent explosion in the south of the country but we've seen over the past few weeks no armed groups in the region have stepped up their operations in. mali in the parts of the mix in nigeria and cameroon i was seen by armed groups in that region while the people of the victims who died mostly school children and women traveling in that particular convoy now be all foreign to use in groups in a parcel saying that they are condemning this

and thousands are rallying in liberia's capital monrovia with demands of former football a time president george will. we got more wets windy but mild weather pushing into western parts of europe and down into the southeast we got some rather lively showers longer spells of rain here in between it is quiet we are still having missed info problems into the central areas but so the main weather action remains on the side of that here's the next band of cloud that's waiting out into the atlantic and that will push its way further east which as we go throughout the next couple days choose to have a blustery day across northern ireland scotland northern areas of england pushing across into norway right and some snow pushing for here over the high ground and this rightness no 2 over the high ground for turkey eastern side of the med seeing some very choppy waters go force winds and some very heavy rain pushing in here as well as we go on its way to stay that will snow just where little for the race was sought for still in the mix there still quite into those central pass and cloud and the rain

george where of sitting back while cost skyrocket and savings vanish i would address reports from monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president. the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also a small group of government supporters but the police quickly stepped in to disperse them because they had no permit to hold a counter protest. organizers were hoping for a large and to government gathering but the massive police presence proved an effective deterrent if you say people should be having the right to protest not intimidate them the message has been sent to do that even if his few number like rwanda. is send a message and what is the message. on the web is behind on. the crowds of this demonstration one nowhere near the number sitting in 229000 but their message remains the same they want an end to what corruption to stop economic decline and for the president to publicly declare his assets the constitution did

thousands of people have marched in liberia's capital monrovia over the country's deepening economic crisis demonstrators demanding that president george weah take action to tackle the rising cost of living and government corruption it's the 3rd demonstration against the footballers president since june last year the government had said that it would block any protests before the end of january but opposition groups about to defy that ban al-jazeera. in liberia's capital and says there was a big security presence at the anti-government protest. gross leading to this particular area and the capital as they call it had been locked mustn't security on the streets as well as roadblocks trying to organize a protest. designated right you see peace men trying to keep order and calm on the streets and at the same time try to block the protesters from accessing key areas where government installations like the office of the president is not catered as well as the supreme court and the national parliament now this is where the government says the project will and and that the protesters i insi

where of a sitting back while costs skyrocket and savings vanish i would address reports now from monrovia. a tense standoff between protesters and liberian security forces after demonstrators try to march to the office of the president. the police have been asked to stop. so the demonstrators broke into a song and dance asking the president to quit office. those also a small group of government supporters but the police quickly stepped in to disperse them because they had no permit to hold a counter protest. organizers were hoping for a large and to government gathering but the massive police presence proved an effective deterrent if you said people should be happy in your right to protest peacefully you cannot intimidate them the message has been sent to do that even if his few number like rwanda. is send a message and what is the message that disenchanted people. on the web is behind on not. the crowds at this demonstration why nowhere near the number saved in 229000 but their message remains the same they want and what they call rampant corruption to stop economic decline and for the p